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Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

WhNTED-A III AN TO TAKE A
" mix dairy that has ute. Apply
AZ ME ON 20. fist
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

kGT AN TED 5Y A hEIaBLE Y UNH
w man, situation Ia grocery sore,
taxing chatxo Of horses or any 0ther rsspec-
taolJ employment Dan give goo! refer.
once AppiJ a. 72) Iaits)n street. H4ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

3, "snndIHuUsG, 7O7 MUvtoE
ana ! small house on S 49,
w. u ". BAkLR, IA Fr rpe
l3t.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

ESJK SALs-A KAkE CHANDELIERS
q stock and hxtnres Of An old establish
81 grocery store, doing . good business.
tots Offi,o. iS.n
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

"AE rED.-A TKuCKEn ON >H ARi q
w gmlies frotn Wilmington, no ouilS y
required; reference for ability and cob, r
ness. Adjrsss boz 227. civ, f33,s
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

WAN rED-fo Buy, ABOUT I H Il
w zbto Of March o milk routs OF shout
eighty to oae hundred quarts. 4.dtrsss 60
a. W. y. this otfise, stating price II -otA
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

WANTED - AGENTS, BETWEEN 20
w ana 20 years, Of good address, on
salary Apply a. B0f Market 9 rsst, between
] and y. IN. WhEaLEk b WILSON
Manufao rinx Company. f43.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

AN AN fID-A WRITE GIRL roe
~ general Louse.6Ts. Apply At s32i
Market atrles. 1885,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

D, sn and q kCOMED HDUs,
IN tn va = isr3er ono with bah 70,
:" W. ). fisHEK, eltE MARI ,S q,
Mott
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

TeR SAL E-THE THREY-SrORY
= brick house No. 20 OrAage sreeI.
q cd yard and private aiiev. all In good
or err Inquire on the premises. f3u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

CNUB SALE-LOW, THAI VERY DE.
q sirabie and ro1my dwelling, NO. 700
venieuoos. Terms easy. WILLIAM J.
FISHER. 6i6k Market street. Ham
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

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Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

/ Ia re oa,iT'E o.,a sTORa PROP.
Z e s"Ha ! location. Apply to ron 81
'N q Every EvShing butId,nna '
iiO-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

,y0JR SALE OR KENT-THREE,s FOXY
, dwelling. No. 1908 Van Bufen STREET.
Will sell On easiest Kind OF terms. Apply
At this ONCE rs II
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

IA s'1n- STORE NO. NO
'' @,pp'y on the prsmi.
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

,IYUH SALt:-s0 IONS Or GOOD HAY,
= about l0J bushels Of pots toes End thres
20. OF cart h .rness. GLO. ASDE tSON,
Front and Union Streets H-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

,.,'UR 3ALE~A LOT W SHELF BOXES
y for shoes; also tro double sattses for
shoe store, cheap, at Il II. tth st. i2'-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

lrOH SALF-oUok SIOVe, NEAnLY
q now, with all attachments; best quail
y. Appi, At the 3. W. corner Front and
Jack son streets. DSt
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

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which ailI
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

NJ ELLA GOOD WHILE GIRL
~ TO- general noissworK. Apply Ut
Tvs hinx s'foet. l3l'u
NJ hNFED--A GIRL FIX GEN EKAL
W noosework. Reference ryquiied: 8ot
W. llth street. $40.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

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Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

LfJk SAL --Ar sAtn PsIOkss, BuSl-
e ness and dssroora wagons, light and
neayy. Jersey 1er,nan'owns. VIM. HAM
MOND, 2ld and French streets. dl.3ms
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05
WANTED

E1uR SALE-SrOOK AND FIxTU RES
= ofoigar stpre. <th and Jefferson. n 2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

EJn SALe--Lt W, son q BUILDING
Il lots, IN desifabIe loce lion. WILL AM
}. klShEh, ol5,< Market stroe. N,-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

GlOk SALE-ShOE STORE. STOCK
Il and fixtures ior sale. and chsap ront.
Inquire 2lv EaBt 3rd street. t3-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-05

EOb SALE-A aOOu FEATHER BED;
Il al ZOE articles of lurniiuro. Apply
II 305 W. 18th street i3l-5t
, 1887-02-17
Ee Editor At large.

A flying visit to Seattle Saturday after
noon brought US face to face with some
of the life and bustle that augurs great
things for the queen city" this year
Her streets are scenes Of animation
and her citizens are hopeful.
The OPERA.-Incidentally VIC "took
in" the entertainment given in Frye's
opera house by the famous oreEatic star,
Miss Emma Abbott. The magnificent
opera building, with seating capacity
OF 1,500 was filed nearly fall. Miss
Abbott is al American, and her Justly
earned fame is a matter of pride among
citizens Of our republic. She began her
public life from Henry Ward Baecher's
choir in Plymouth church, Brooklyn
Capt, II. L. Beecher knows her person.
ally very veil, aud says che is not far
from his own age. Well, as { songstress
she is eminentiy worthy of her great
reputation. Her voice, naturally strong
and melodious, has been improved by
training until she is a real artist on
whose every note expectant thousands
hang with breathless silence. Clear,
sweet and musical, the tones make the
music of the finest orchestra seem harsh
and di cordant. Personally she is a
blonde of charming fEce and figure
about ordinary size, not particularly
classic or beautiful in feature, but with
most charming expression, and eyes
that il left to natural expression uu-
marred by pencilings and artificial
touching" for stage effect would be
simply divine. The opera produced
was Gounod's Faust" Miss Abbott's
support consisted of about thirty per-
sons, besides powerful orchestra. 1t is
worthy of remark that the ladies OF the
troupe assisting of whom there were
dozen-wete about the homeliest lot we
have ever seen before the footlights.
We would not be ungallant enough to
say this. but the dear creatures have
gone now, and we may not see them
again. Miss Lizzie Annandale, how
ever, leading lady support, has pleasing
and vivacious manner-and splendid
contralto voice. Among the Port Town
send people we noticed present at the
opera were: Capt. and Mrs. JAS. Nor
gan, Mr.. and MIS-. Chas. Z. Pink, Col
Henry Landes, Judge W. II. Whittlesey,
Miss Nettie Tibbals, and the Misses
Brooks, daughters OF Hon. Quincy A.
Brooks.
Frye's opera house is a credit to the
city, is superior to anything of its xInd
north of San Francisco POSSIBLY except
ing StahVs in Walla Walla) and is a
monument to its owner and proprietor
who was one of the pioneers of the Ter
ritory and of the town of his adoption.
A large drop curtain Oh the stage COM
memorates early day heroism. for it rep
resents an emigrant train crossing the
Siskiyou mountains, with Hillory Butler
.promin, Mt figure, nd young Frye
(then mere YOUTH driving au OK team.
, 1887-02-17

took = tear Lis mouth bigger. aud be-
cause It didn't believe lis mouth would
be more useful or ornamental If enlarged
be closed down on Mr.. Add,ff's beiI.g-
erent digit, and held i, Wiz: us teeth TIL
thc latter had enough. Hr says all lie
did WIS in self defense, which he can
prove. etc OF course there must have
been sufficient excuse 5cr tr.=gg to sub
tract6S o2e OF Or AIIoT's Hagers. so
we dismiss tie cas-, as the Iawyers say,
"witaout Pr eiuGjce
The little fishing steamer Qu:ckstep,
in experimenting ou the straits, las
taken dogfsh in large numbers with il
deep sea net. ExpoTigvc,d fisherman.
Laye never thought hereto ore Df taking
dogfish in any way except with Il hook
and lihe, and some have Iaughe,! at the
idea OF taking them in a net It is more
than likely that this discovery will revoI-
utionize ouT methods OF dog fishing, as
we'll as cheaper the oil.
A gentleman in this city has Just re
ceived a paper from OberIin, Ohio, with
a description and illustration of the de-
dication of Il stately stone building,
called Peters Hall. eos ting il the hun
dreds Of thousands, and added to several
other tiae building on the campus Of
Ober!in College. ObeElin iustructs l 200
to 1900 students every year, and employs
some 30 teachers. OberIin starte;! not
many years ago on scale much smaller
than is conLemplatel here.
, 1887-02-17
Erouz ErseIsz,s pairx.

fhawing.
j. j. Hunt went to Seattle today.
Col Henry Landes went to Seattle to-
day on buziuess.
oapt. Gil6ert's Lui!ding the James
property has been torn down 10 lie re-
moved, the lecee 0: tie lan5 l-:y.u.. y
pired.
Z. W. fetygrove Will soon move his
grocery store to the Rothschild building
now occupied by the Bavaria Be. Hall
The Dispatch viii leave for Seattle to
aorroW morning At 8, returning Sunday
morning. Passengers vii set special
reduced rates, ard viii have every atten-
nos. Go and hear Emma Abbott.
Capt. N. 7. Oliver is delivering pies
OF the book sold by him, The Story of
Labor" It is handsome, illustrated
and comprehensive volume. of course
the ARGUS got one.
Hon. J. NJ. Izett arrived f,om Roche
Harbor last night OF the Phantom, haY-
ing turned ihe flee IF Deputy Collector
over to bis successor, Hon. Z. D. War
bass Mr.. Izelt went 70 Seattle today.
and will joan bis family at Oak Earbor
IN few days.
1he members Of FarEagut Post, Nc 10,
u. a L., met in their new hal. il The
ARGUS buii1iDrr la-. a--.,.-r.-- 2, -, dot,
, 1887-02-17
TElEaSAPHIG DlPSATCHES,
a View of the war Cloud.

NEW York. Feb. 15.-The Stars Lon
don cabiegram says: ''Telegrams from
the European capitals are still more war
like. Dispatches from Berliu assert that
the German government has received
positive advices of the continued conceI-
tration of French troops in direct contra
diction 20 the Instructions alleged to have
been issued by Gen. BOulanger. Late
Paris kilograms confirm the reports that
the Alsace aud Lorraine gGrrisons are
being brought up to their former
strength, and they give additional ac-
counts of heavy movements OF German
troops toward the French frontiers.
Vienna dispatches state that the ministry
of war las suddenly stopped work on the
French aud Russian contracts for maya
zine rifles, revolver and munitions of
war. All the factories are now working
exclusively on small arms and ammuni-
ton for the Austrian government. Zsn-
koff has declared that no settlement short
OF division of the Bulgarian authority
between the existing regency and the
representatives of Russia will he accepted
by the latter government. The opinion
prevails a. Constautinople that Zaukofl
will ssOn return - Bulgaria TO stir up
instruction aud afford Russiu IN excuse
for intervention"
- Heavy Eai; CT Rain.
MERGED, Cal, Feb. 1.-THE rain for
twenty hours has been unusually steady
and heavy. Streams are overt!owing a
part of the San Joaquin valley, covering
great breadths of land planted 10 wheat
with water. The rain ceased falling
about p. m. today, though appearances
indicate that the rain is not over.
Resignation Of 9IaanInE-
WASHINGTON, Feb. Secretary
Manning called at the White House
this afternoon, and placed lis resig'
nation in the hands of the President,
to take effect upon the appointment
and qualification of his successor.
This action is taken in order to allow
Manning to accept the presidency of
the Western National Bank of the
city OF New York. His letter OF
resignation will not be made public
fal some days. It is stated at the
sThite House that no immediate ap-
Ipointment will be made to the Office
and that Manning will continue 10 act
for several weeks. Secretary Man
ming left Washington this afternoon
for Albany. He expects to return tc
Washington on Fridry or Saturday
, 1887-02-17
With Our Exchange.
The wife OF Capt. Geo. d. Hall Ct
Seattle died Saturday.

The wife of Capt. Geo. D. Hal CT
Seattle died Saturday.
Mt Vernon wants a lawyer. ! chance
Tor some rising Young disciple CT Black
stone
Income, through her bar az-ooia;;.n,
has prepared to invite the neH lad il
that dIzt.l2t 70 locate there.
The fremen, vt Olympia, ARE 10 g,yc T.
cra1d ball at Columbia hail, Feb. 22i.
Proceeds are to g towards purchasing a
Rev fss tell.
Tacoma is figuring on $4,000 opera
hous3. Only 4 few years ago Tacoma
was bzhind Port Townsend in popuia-
lion and wealth.
ii. StFuth, an Olympia fisherman. Is
preparing to go extensively into the
business Of catching dogfsh, from which
lie expects to extract the oil.
One hundred men viii be employed at
Biancbard's logging works on the Saam-
Ish this season. An engine will be used
to haul the logging cars with.
The Wbatcom RereiVe joins in the
general demand that the next Iegisla-
ture shall sumbit the question Of woman
suffrage to vote CT beth sexes.
There are being shipped from Oyster
bay, Mud bay and Big Skookum, VI. +,
as much as ten tons of oysters per week
This industry gives employment to at
least fifty PeTsous-largely Indians.
Colfax viii have an electric fire alarm
system, The council having accepted the
proposition Of C. 3. Hopkins to furnish
the same. 1t viii be put in as soon as
the weather will permit.
Bids are being advertised for to do
the grading on the first five miles of the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Rail
road. 1t is claimed that contracts tor
forty miles Of the grading will be let by
July 1st.
Traffic has been resumed over the
Canadian Pacific railroad, although the
temperature has been reported rs low as
80 degrees below zero at points along the
line. Passengers report cruel ard inhu-
man treatmont at the hands Of traiamen,
in strong contrast with the way other
roads arc managed.
Among the candidates for the court
clerkship here under Judge Frank Allyn
are Il. G. Patrick, VIM. J. Meade ana t.
o. Abbott. Itis reported, however, that
Judge Allyn will bring his clerk with
him from Iowa; that said clerks name
Is Miller and that lie gets his appoint
ment because his father was instrument
tai iD securing the judge his position.
All that is needed now to comply with
the spirit of thirgs is that tie bailiffs,
iuries and court houses be also import
ed.-NerS.
, 1887-02-17
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Port of Port Townsend.

The following named vessels arrived
yesterday: Bark Otago, from Frisco;
loads return cargo Of coal at Departure
Bay. Ship Prussia, from Frisco; loads
return cargo of lum er at Pert B!akely.
Bktne. Modoc, Capt. Peterson, from
San Diego; loadslre;urn cargo Of lumber
at Port Madison. Ship Valley Forge
from Frisco; loads return cargo of !um-
at Port Hallock. Bktne. Retriever, from
Frisco; loads return cargo of lumber at
Hadiock. Schr. Comet from San Diego;
loads return cargo at Blnhely. Bark
NonaDtum Frisco; loads return cargo OF
lumber at Madison. Bark Alaska from
Frisco; loads lumber at Port Gamble for
Honolulu. Bark Yokohama from san
Pedro; loads lumber at Blakely for
Frisco
The bark Templar, about which there
has been SO much anxiety, is reported
safe.
German ship Salisbury, Capt. p. Reit-
zcnstein, arrived yesterday frcrn Panama,
having been out since Dec. Doth. Loads
lumber at Blakely for Melbourne. De-
Lion & Co. are agents.
Am. schr. Sadie F. Caller, Larsen, ar
rived yesterday from Tougas, south sea
islands, seeking.
Nor, ship Nordstiernen, Capt. c. L
Reinertsen, arrived yestsrday from Mel
bourne, whitner she started tFcm Dee
18th. Loads return cargo of lumber at
Tacoma. r. W. deLion & Co. agents.
Sehr. Mary Parker, Capt Adams, has
brought load of coke from Tacoma for
the furnace at Iroudaie.
Blk. Samoset was towed in today 10y
tug Tacoma.
On Saturday the tug Mogni tCwed to
sea the bark Sarah S. Ridgeway, Capt.
Townsend, lumber laden from Tacoma
for Melbourne, Australia.
The ship Ivanhoe which arrived here
Sunday will take 1000 tons ot coal out
of the ship Blue jacket, and complete
cargo at Seattle.
1t seems that the steamer Alki Is to
be added 20 the aeet running to Alaska
from Port Townsend. Frank Luttrel is
here waiting tn 80 on her as pur-cr.
Am. ship Caroudalet is due h,.e next
month from Liverpool with merchandise
for Griffiths, Bridges & Stetson.
The Mexico brought twenty-five tons
of general merchandise consis ncd to
Burkett & Eisenbeis.
The bark Braemer, Capt. Cav, sailed
from San Francisco Feb. Sth for Port
Townsend, seeking.
Tie bark Ericsson, Capt. BOYD, will
sail from Port Discovery the last of tie
week with cargo of 1,O50,000 feet of
lumber for San Francisco.
News comes of the loss OF two vessels
at San Pedro during hurricane there
on Monday. The ship Kennebec, Capt.
4. Ford, with 1900 tons of coal for the
Southern Pacific railroad, and the bknt.
St. Louis, Capt. D. Jakes, both slipped
their anchors and blew ashore. Total
loss of vessels, but all lives saved, the
crews having been rescued from the rig
gIng.
, 1887-02-17
DIED

.GTLBERr-In this city. Feb. l., 1887,
Willie, eldest son of Captain and Mrs.
&. Gilbert, aged 9years. Funeral from
the NJ. E. Church al 2 p. NJ, tomorrow.
All friends of the family invited. Car
riages free. astoria, Oregon, papers
please copy
Deceased was bright and beloved
son of fond parents. During bis long
and painful illness for over year and 4
half he was cared for will the tenderest
solicitude, in the hope that final recovery
might be experienced; or. if not, that his
sad little life might be made as bright
and comfortable as possible. His suffer
ings were so great that after all there
can but be feeling of relief that the
afflicted little soul has at last found
rest
, 1887-02-17
i}ErEe SEs E1'G
SAN FRANCISCO,

Wheat Tie market Is weak and dnii
exporters ate buying spaFiaGiy and Oily
thcss lar.us vents to FL are in The ma
ket At present.; NJ. 1 shipping, Si,i52
~. ; futures in very largo b-s:"gs-i
burer season, SI.5I1 ;; buyer va, S.56iz;
call closed 81 y a5 !GEcr ST. -; 81 7oso
buyer year.
Half irch Of rain il Tie San joaquin
and Sacramento valleys.
BaF!ey-Tue market is weak at esq
81 iu9 E0, l feed on spot Futures
quiet; buyer season SI.O41s.
Oats Dull and weak; ve:y little de-
I-aad; Oregon, 81 400 I.55.
Potatoes -Reeeipts are libera'i bat the
market continues firm; Burbanks, S2@2
30 for tie best kinds, SL75@2 for others:
Peerless and Garnet Chile, Sl50@ LEO.
SEATTLE.
Oats-Jcbbing, S35 per ton; retail,
$50 to - per ton.
HoPs-TLe only price known to be
offered at present is 20 cents per pound.
Hay-Jobbing at SIT per ton and re
tail at 81 per hundred weight or SO per
ton.
Wheat Wholesale, $50 per ton; re-
tail, S1.75 per GENITAL.
C0rn-Crushel or whole, wholesale,
500 per ton; retail 81 80 per GENITAL.
Oil Cake Meal-Wholesale, S35 per
ton; retail, , cents per pound.
Bsef-Advancing. Wholesale.9 8 cents;
retail, 10 TO 20 cents per pound.
Mutton-Wholesale, 8 cents; retail, 6
to IS cents per pound.
Pogk-Wholcsale, cents; retail to
I2J5 cents per pound.
Wholesale, s4.75; retail, 50 per
barrel.
Bn:ter-Ratail from 45 to so cents per
roll OF two pounds.
Eggs-Wholesale, 81 cents; retail 40
cents per dozen.
Chckens-WhoIesale, S5; retail, SC.
THE HOP CROP.
The Waterviie Times and Hop Re
porter of New Yorl, in reviewing the
hop crop OF last year in Washington
Territory says: The crop proved 10 be Il
very large one, showing an average yield
of 1914 pounds to the acre. Stock III
Washington Territory, Jan. 1st, 1887,
2UO5 bales. Our reports of the various
crops remaining in Washington Terri
tory Jan. lst, after thoroughly CANVASS
ing that section, show stock Of 20J3
bales. reasonably close to the above as
cegta;ned surplus. IN this stock Of 2053
bales there were 9i4 bales which would
inspect choice, and Of these, $50 bales
have been shipped away since Jan. lst,
leaving choice stock to draw from of
oDly 49i bales. he rush Of overland
shipments from Washington Territory,
which demand still continues, is GER
tainly remarkable, showing 1,lS0 bales
shipped eastward in five months, and
during the month of October alone, TO-,
62S bales were shipped. The few choice
lots remaining are held by growers who
did not sell at SO cents, and be ng natur-
ally strong holders, are not disposed to
entertain present values.
, 1887-02-17

Several Indians cam. nm from T.al
I5ay aa H., D.-aateb {, tstc t.., scsogn.
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l'r. =. l. -. sustained injuries {, few
days a-r ir s-.-uE "a slippery steps.
, 1887-02-17
From Yesrer.,aY,s Daily

VIM. Montgomery of Chimacum is in
town.
Port Hadlock will have ball on the
22d.
Thos. Bishop & Co. want their Gus
toners to pay up by March I'd.
Clothing at San Francisco prices at
the San Francisco store.
Judge d. z. Trimblo will personify the
blind goddess and balance the scales in
the city magistrates office after March l .
Barnes & Frazer's Comedy Co. will be
here Thursday and Friday evenings at
the opera house. They advertise a free
show.
Among the passengers on the Dispatch
from Clalam were: Ben Meagher from
Port Angeles, and Capt. Henry Neal
mond from Neah Day.
Buy one of those knit jackets for 81
at the San Francisco store.
Stop and admire that artistically ar
ranged display of nuts and candies in
Waterman & Katz' show window, as you
go by. 1t will be worth your while.
The hose cart for the Port Townsend
fire department has arrived from San
Francisco on the Mexico. The cart is of
solid structure, capable of carrying 400
feet Of hose.
Attendance at the funeral today was
quite large. Capt. Gilbert states that he
employed every hack and carriage avail
able. and regrets that about two dozen
we're still unable to go.
At the auction sale of the wrecked
bark Austria today the hull was pur-
chased by Waterman & KaIz for 800.
The entire wreckage brought about
$1,000. Exact figures could not be OBJ
tanned up to our time Of gong to press.
Mr. Samuel Fernie OF Sequim writes
to say that injustice was done him in
an item appearing some weeks ago in
the ARGUS about fight between him
self and Russian Finn named Addoff.
Not knowing either party, and not hav-
ing the slightest disposition to do anyone
n wrong, We cheerfu!iy accord public
hearing to both sides. Mr.. Fernie's YER
sion, which he says is ''ths straight OF
IT," is to the effect that he Lad been
threatened with a thrashing for some
tune by Addoff, and not caring TO be
talked about SO, he took occasion to re-
mcustTate, when the latter few at hirl
with 4x4 scaDtIing. He further says
that in the rumpus the Russian under.
, 1887-02-17
sEEE0EAE GOSSIP.
Judge Swan went to Semitic today.

Juige Swan went 10 Seattle today.
MFs. Waterbury has goIre TO Frisco.
Henry Bast, shipping commissioner,
visited Seattle last week.
Ffed Ward and wife OF Dungeaess
cams GP on tie Dispatch Saturday.
The faeaiIy of Mr.. ". Y. Chase hnve
arrived from Seattle TO make their per-
raucut residence here.
Major /. L, Blake has returned from
Victoria. lie says somebody got ''ioshed"
aboGt AZ article reported 10 have been
Published by Lin ~ n Victoria paper.
Is -aii .Eat tie nomination OF Hon.
J2hf ,cCaiFertY - be collector oi Gus
,...ua '"f Alaska has been withdrawn, on
account O; attacks made upon him from
that quarieizome, cold territory.
, 1887-02-17

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ia at Haz:la- C..--. .. L load Of f4er-
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store at Da"g-u--F-
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III -, ID" d business
harry iinS"is has moved his ice house
from It's posItIOl u2ieg the EEZgg steps